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Atty. General Supports AIM

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Ann Arbor Sun, August 9, 1974

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9

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August

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1974

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Wounded Knee Informer Cops Out

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Ann Arbor Sun, July 26, 1974

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26

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July

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1974

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More Nixon Break-ins

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Ann Arbor Sun, October 4, 1974

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4

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October

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1974

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21 Nuke Plants Closed

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Ann Arbor Sun, October 4, 1974

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4

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October

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1974

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Feds Admit Charlotte 3 Bribes

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Ann Arbor Sun, October 4, 1974

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4

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October

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1974

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Wounded Knee Notes

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Ann Arbor Sun, October 4, 1974

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4

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October

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1974

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FBI Wants All-Out Wiretaps

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Ann Arbor Sun, October 4, 1974

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4

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October

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1974

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Cia Leaker Faces Censure

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Ann Arbor Sun, October 4, 1974

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4

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October

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1974

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American POW Blasts War Crimes

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Ann Arbor Sun, October 4, 1974

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4

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October

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1974

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Medicaid For Abortions Banned

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Ann Arbor Sun, October 4, 1974

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4

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October

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1974

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